Harrisburg 9 Had Win Another Victory
Harrisburg 9 opened a four day home series against Allentown as Cockill’s crew sought a fourth straight win to tie for first with the Teutons. Yesterday in York Harrisburg beat York 7 to 4 in a rain shortened battle with two twirlers, many hits, and key plays by Cockill, Miller and Cruikshank as the Crusaders pushed ahead in the third.
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Remarkable One Ball Game Between Major Leagues
In Toledo Ohio on June 24, the Athletics lost to the Chicago Cubs 8 to 7 in a remarkable contest noted for two major league clubs playing with no admission charges. Home Run Baker starred with a long drive, while Cruikshank and Cockill delivered key hits for Harrisburg. The game drew 12,000 spectators at the Overland factory showcase event organized by John North Willys.
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Seaton Quits Federal League Suspension Dispute
The Brooklyn Federals pitcher Tom Seaton and manager Bradley face a three day suspension after arguing with umpires. Seaton said he will quit the Federal League if the suspension is not lifted by president James A. Gilmore. He protested the umpires lack of authority over the decision. Local bankers gather at Bedford Springs for the state association meeting with attendees including George W. Reily Donald McCormick James Brady and Robert M. Rutherford of Steelton.
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George W. Reily
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James Brady
Robert M. Rutherford
Steelton
Associated Press
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Ind
Tom Seaton
Brooklyn Federals
Bradley
Federal League
James A. Gilmore
Seaton
Resolute Wins Again in Cup Defense Trial
Special to The Telegraph from Rye New York reports the cup defense aspirants Resolute Vanitie and Defiance racing for the first time in a complete event. The Resolute led by the flag officer's yacht and won by many minutes, with Defiance disappointing. Resolute finished in 4 hours 547.10 seconds.
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Definance
Hoffman Delivers Clean Hit Lifts Reading In Tri State
Reading uses Izzy Hoffmans lone clean hit to edge Allentown 7 to 5 as Teatons fight back. bats back strong by innings. In Wilmington, Del, Trenton tops Chicks 7 to 5 in opener of doubleheader then wins 3 to 0 in second game with timely hits and solid pitching.
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Bucknell appoints George Cockill as head coach
George Cockill, longtime Bucknell figure, elected head coach for two years at Bucknell University, succeeds By Dickson who moved to Penn. Cockill will stay in Harrisburg, guiding Bucknell football while remaining connected to Tech high school. He has broad experience in baseball, basketball and football.
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Tigers Defeat Yale to Take Championship on Polo Grounds
New York June 24 Princeton defeats Yale 1 to 0 in a decisive Polo Grounds contest to claim the series. Devo and Way duel as Princeton pitcher yields three hits, all to Hanes. Princeton scores in the fourth. Gill, Falsey, Green and Laird contribute strong plays in a tense, well pitched game.
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New York
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Yale
Polo Grounds
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Way
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Gill
Falsey
Green
Laird
Fishermen Drowned in Lake Constance Storm Near Friedrichshafen
In Friedrichshafen Germany on June 24 the bodies of ten fishermen were recovered from Lake Constance and at least twenty five more are missing believed drowned after a sudden storm struck the region yesterday. The squall came so fast the boats capsized before land could be reached though several fishermen were rescued by lake steamers and other craft.
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
Lake Constance
Middletown Loses 2 0 to Chambersburg In Baseball
Middletown was shut out 2 to 0 by Chambersburg as Kling allowed multiple hits in two innings. The game box shows Chambersburg scoring in the first and seventh innings. Batteries were Kling Hippensteel for Middletown and Washinger Moore for Chambersburg. Also note two Boy Scout troops camped nearby, Troop 4 on Gettysburg Battlefield and Troop 18 at Cat's Eye View.
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Clay Hemminger
Kling
R.H.E
Kling and Hippensteel
Washinger
Moore
Gettysburg Battlefield
Cat's Eye View
Buckhorn Wins Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct Track
Buckhorn, the 65 year old bay horse of R. J. MacKenzie by Broomstick out of Thirty Third, won the Brooklyn Handicap yesterday afternoon before 12,000 spectators. The horse started at 9 to 1 in the betting and delivered one of the most thrilling finishes seen in this classic.
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New York
Buckhorn
R. J. MacKenzie
Broomstick
Aqueduct Track
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